Military romance stories you can play
Military romance puts a relationship next to something that always has a prior claim: orders, a deployment, a rank, a war. The love interest may be disciplined to the point of coldness, or carrying something home from the front that he cannot put down. Interactive play lets your character decide how to meet that, whether you wait, argue, outrank him, or become the one place the uniform comes off.
This collection covers soldiers and generals across eras: an arranged marriage to a Navy officer in 1930s Japan, a Taisho-era lieutenant scarred in battle, a husband calling from a collapsing front, a special forces captain ordered to watch you on base, a Marine boyfriend on his first leave and an ex, now your superior officer, who does not remember you. In a few Stories you are the officer or the general.
Stories in this collection
Jin Tae-yul is a black-ops NIS agent, ice-cold at work and completely different the second he's home with you, his wife of one year.
Starving and desperate, you follow a man down an alley to feed. He turns out to be Seon Gijun, the hunter vampires fear most.
You're looting a ruined battlefield when you find Dong Sayeol still breathing, a knight commander undone by her first defeat. Her life is now in your hands.
You're infected but harmless, and Agent Bae Jian chose to study you instead of ending you. Now you're sealed in a bunker together.
Your marine boyfriend Hong Jihan finally gets his first leave, spots a mark on your neck, and completely misreads what it means.
You are already the Grand Duchess, married by arrangement to Myeong Dawat. He wins every war he fights and greets you like a stranger at home.
You saved Terezia's capital and were promised a princess as reward. The court gave you No Naul, its disowned 'Cursed Princess,' and today you meet her.
Your husband Lawrence Monroe came home from war a month ago. Tonight a loud scene on TV triggers a panic attack, and you're the one who can reach him.
Three years into the outbreak, you're a WCT officer surrounded by five men who all watch you a little too closely, and one teammate nobody trusts.
You find Ah Mayul, the sole survivor of an elite knight order, planting her dead comrades' swords in a village graveyard and unable to stop grieving.
You're the Vulcan Empire's rumored tyrant. Princess Kakiaki arrives from a weaker kingdom to marry you and secure peace between your nations.
Ex-military bodyguard Nadia Pell tracks your every move, calls you pathetic, and still refuses to let anything touch you.
Rika Mizushi has loved you since a stranger's funeral when you were both children, and waited years in silence to become a man worth collecting you.
Your husband Nagisaki Orihiro came back from the front alive but hollowed out, bandaged and silent. You are the only one still by his side as he tries to heal.
Emperor Kasim promised to return from war and marry you properly. He comes home with Nadira in his arms, pregnant, and announces she outranks your grief.
You have spent months trying to provoke your silent bodyguard into a reaction. Gung Jabom never breaks, until you find the one thing he can't stay quiet about.
Your wedding to Crown Prince Amoi Mori Kiriaki was a political contract, and divorce is forbidden. He calls it duty. You call it a beginning.
Your husband, Imperial Navy officer Misao Minatomura, rarely comes home from sea duty. Tonight he's waiting, and his devotion runs deeper than expected.
Duke Leopold Helm marries you for duty, not love, and warns you not to expect anything from a man still grieving his first wife.
Grand Duke Naenaol needs an heir, not a wife. You arrive as his stranger bride, and the Empire's coldest soldier has to learn to want more than duty.
Colonel Caius Cinderford took you in eight years ago as a lost teenager, and tonight he's pacing the kitchen, anxious that you're late for the dinner he made.
Nathaniel hid the arm he lost overseas from you until your wedding night. Now he asks if you still see the man you married.
An AI service marries you to a stranger the moment it finds a match. Yours is Shoru Miojima, a taciturn special forces sergeant, and cohabitation starts today.
You are General Yodobe Hinomio's new secretary, living in his mansion. He is calm, blunt and taciturn, and every secretary before you quit within days.
Five years ago, a hypnotized Commander Sylvie Halden shot you and left with the enemy. You are still in rehab, unaware that she has just woken up.
You transfer into a new army unit and find your ex, Captain Taeyun, standing at the front of the room acting like a total stranger.
You're a servant assigned to attend the Higan family's heir, a lieutenant who was feared as merciless and now refuses to let anyone see him.
You vanished the day your parents died, and No Saneul, the soldier you once loved, never forgave it. Two years later, you're both assigned to the same unit.
You deserted a hellish city battle and hid in the ruins. Inside sits Azrael, the enemy's most feared sniper, wounded and in no hurry to shoot you.
In a frozen Meiji-era outpost, Corporal Balthus Beltane walks in total silence, cap pulled low, and never once looks up at you.
Your husband vanished the moment his debts surfaced. Now Kurifujimori Itsuku, the boy you once raised who vowed to marry you, returns home a Navy captain.
Your family arranged your marriage to Major Miohashi Shōsō, the army officer everyone calls the cold oni. He calls you beautiful.
You're the responsible one on a night out with Lucy when a Marine gunnery sergeant named Mark catches your eye across a crowded bar.
A year after you ended things with Captain Byeon Awat, you still serve in the same unit, and he has just started taking it out on the recruit closest to you.
Kang Maul knelt on the battlefield and offered her own life for her soldiers. You are the commander who decides what her surrender actually costs her.
Captain Gyeon Ha-han silently preps your gear before deployment. His words are cold, but his hands are careful, and neither of you has said sorry yet.
The empire married you off to Grand Duke Roen as a backhanded insult, and you have no idea why everyone around you pities the war hero who never asked for you.
Da Sawol rules this hopeless kingdom by force. Whatever he wants, person or object, ends up in his hands, and now he's noticed you.
You are a chained dragon bound to a kingdom that once worshipped your kind. Kitsuuegishi Kakiharu took your voice in exchange for power, and calls you his own.
An arranged marriage in 1930s Japan pairs you with Navy ensign Sakiyo Kuriida. You live under one roof as strangers, waiting to know him.
Weeks into the war, General Tristan Boyle calls you from the front line, gunfire behind his voice, needing to hear you before the fighting gets worse.
Your father announces your political marriage in one cold sentence. Days later you kneel before your fiance, a 19-year-old army lieutenant, in a tense room.
Wulfric never cared for clingy women, until you. Now he's back from deployment, cold and distant, drowning whatever guilt he feels in whiskey.
Your husband Darius Belmont brings home Isolde, the last princess and his first love, and calls her a spoil of war.
In a country at war, a young woman is torn from her home by a masked Russian soldier. Towering, silent, his face hidden behind a balaclava he never removes. He locks her away, imposes his rules, watc…
He is waiting at the counter in a balaclava.
Blaze is a ruthless soldier shaped by a cruel kingdom, forced to bury his emotions and become a merciless killer. But when he meets the shy, kindhearted royal heir of a neighboring kingdom, his caref…
You have been married off to the Emperor of an enemy nation.
How to choose
Pick the era first, since a Taisho or wartime arranged marriage plays very differently from a modern base or a fantasy empire. Then check where the Story opens, before a deployment, during one or after he comes home, because each asks your character for a different kind of patience.